Vivo X6 Plus makes return visit to TENAA, this time with pictures
The last time the Vivo X6 Plus showed up on the TENAA website, the Chinese regulator failed to include a photo with the listing. That was a bit unusual since the photos are a part of TENAA's MO. As it turns out, TENAA re-listed the well spec'd handset today, and this time pictures are included.
Apparently, there are quite a few variants of the device. The first time, TENAA certified the Vivo X6 Plus L and the Vivo X6 Plus D. Those two are pictured on the Chinese regulator's site today. A third version of the phone, the Vivo X6 Plus A, appears on the site without an image or a list of its specs. The Vivo X6 Plus and the Vivo X6 are both penciled in for a November 30th unveiling.
The Vivo X6 Plus is expected to be equipped with a 5.7-inch screen (which, strangely enough, will be 6-inches on the Vivo X6) carrying a 1440 x 2560 QHD resolution. The MediaTek Helio X20 chipset will be under the hood, containing a deca-core CPU. 4GB of RAM is inside, along with 64GB of internal storage. A 21MP camera will be on back, with a 12MP shooter in front for selfies and video chats. A fingerprint scanner is found under the camera, and a 4000mAh battery keeps the lights on.
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source: TENAA (1, translated), (2, translated) via TimesNews.co.uk
Apparently, there are quite a few variants of the device. The first time, TENAA certified the Vivo X6 Plus L and the Vivo X6 Plus D. Those two are pictured on the Chinese regulator's site today. A third version of the phone, the Vivo X6 Plus A, appears on the site without an image or a list of its specs. The Vivo X6 Plus and the Vivo X6 are both penciled in for a November 30th unveiling.
Besides the unveiling of the Vivo X6 and Vivo X6 Plus at the end of the month, we should see Vivo take the wraps off another pair of handsets that have already been TENAA certified. Those are the Vivo Y51A and Vivo Y37A.
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source: TENAA (1, translated), (2, translated) via TimesNews.co.uk
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